Sixteen-year-old Chen Chaosheng kowtowed to his parents and vowed to build a three-story building for his family. Fifteen years later, the building has not yet been built and he is already old. He has been crushed by life repeatedly - his wages were defrauded, the gangsters framed him, the epidemic swallowed up all his belongings, and in the most embarrassing moment, he squatted on the street and ate half a steamed bun thrown away by others. But on the other end of the phone, he always smiled and said, "Dad, I'm fine."
When everyone thought he was going to make a comeback, he stopped. He began to farm and raise rabbits, and he lay on the table and wrote word by word, consuming the blood and tears of migrant workers for twenty years. An article titled "Ordinary Crossing" signed by "Chen Chaosheng" was retweeted overnight by tens of millions of ordinary people who had also been crushed by fate.
In the darkest part of life, he didn't win, but he finally learned not to retreat. This is a mortal journey dedicated to all the ordinary people who are rubbed against the ground by life but never admit defeat.
Intention: This is not a story of counterattack success, but the answer of an ordinary person who spent fifteen years finally admitting that he is ordinary, but still lives with a straight spine.